Fred and Mary

February 14, 2012

Fred and Mary: An Unconventional Romance Sparkling with fire and wit, Fred and Mary re-imagines the relationship between ground-breaking architect Mary Jane Colter and pioneering hotelier Fred Harvey who has been credited with “civilizing” the West. Straddling the border between historical and alter...

More

  • Lobby


    Tomorrow's Theatre Tonight

    See what's happening in April at Tomorrow's Theatre Tonight!

    Visit our Events page (just click here) for current listings.

  • Face it

  • Whatever

    Spanking-New Steampunk/Fantasy Novel

    October 1st, 2012

    Here I am again, spreading the word about my son Colin's first novel, out before the holidays if he meets his self-publishing, Kickstarter goal of $8,000. Kickstarter.com (where you pledge support at any dollar amount and don't actually pay unless the fundraising goal is met) states that if a project...[read on]

    Musings and Blessings

    September 13th, 2012

    As Caitlin Matthews explains in The Celtic Spirit for September 9th, many stories have their own blessings that they impart upon the listener. The receipt of a story by a listener in a proper state of attention and respect imparts that blessing. The inattentive or disrespectful do not receive the blessing....[read on]

    What I'm Writing

    September 12th, 2012

    This November, I was to present, at Tomorrow's Theatre Tonight, a new draft of my play Discovery: The Lost Gospel of Judas, one of two works-in-progress on my computer. I changed my mind. That one is still to come. However, this fall, for various reasons (one of which may be that...[read on]

    What I'm Reading...

    September 12th, 2012

    Reading. Editing. Sometimes, they are one and the same for me. Or sometimes, I do them in tandem. This summer, I'm rereading The Fellowship of the Ring, as fodder and inspiration for editing The Unshorn Thread, Book One in the Tales Misforgotten Trilogy by none other than my son, Colin...[read on]

Home

Copyright © Micki Shelton
created by: dot org Web Works

↑ Return to Top ↑